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he Sasakifamily, in Omi province; a campaign which but for his death wouldcertainly have been successful. With Ieyasu were the powerfuldaimyo: Date Masamune of Sendai (580,000 koku); Kato Kiyomasa ofKumamoto (250,000 koku); Hosok That signified war and nothing butwar, and the Official Messenger of the same evening published theintimation, which was immediately communicated to Admiral Alexieff atPort Arthur. Once againHagiwara Shigehide had recourse to adulteration of the coinage.